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State consultants say estimate to dismantle Seabrook was high [May 4 1988 p12]
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Legal rights enter into dispute over sex manual (RE: "Mutual Caring, Mutual Sharing") [May 4 1988 p13]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p10 -
Two more towns line up against fireworks law [may 4 1988 p4]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Fireworks -
Dissenters question limits on sessions [May 4 1988 pB1]
Subjects: Annual Sessions General Court General Court-Annual Sessions General Court-Rules Committee Rules CommitteeSee also: SEE ALSO UL p4 -
Four hundred (400) will lose jobs when Milford Computer firm closes [May 4 1988 p5]
Subjects: Dataproducts Corporation Milford -
New England Electric lobbies for a PSNH buyout [May 3 1988 p3]
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Longest covered bridge to receive safety net of cable for rebuilding [May 3 1988 p13]
Subjects: Bridges Covered Bridges -
Clinic defies state: agency refuses to surrender sex pamphlet : "Mutual Caring, Mutual Sharing" [May 3 1988 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 -
Conway to close doors on homeless sheter program [May 3 1988 p13]
Subjects: Conway Homelessness -
Nashua still on dirty air list [May 3 1988 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM 5/4 pB6 -
McEachern blasts Sununu vetoes as unfair [May 3 1988 p2]
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Audit questions state's use of highway funds [May 3 1988 pA6]
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Seabrook foes rap loudspeaker messages [May 3 1988 p1]
Subjects: Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-State House Hearings State House HearingsSee also: SEE ALSO CM pB2 -
Concord rents rise 11 percent, highest among state's major cities (Bar graph included) [May 3 1988 pB1]
Subjects: Housing Rental Housing -
PSNH writes off Seabrook expenses [May 3 1988 pA6]
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Three area superintendents support state literacy law [May 3 1988 p1]
Subjects: Literacy SB 334 (1988) -
Business got what it wanted merchants fought several bills and the merchants won [May 3 1988 pD1]
Subjects: Business Lobbying and Lobbyists -
Access problems leave some feeling left out [May 2 1988 p10]
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Sununu rejects tax break, fireworks bill [May 2 1988 pA1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 -
House and Senate setting sights on shutdown [May 2 1988 p4]
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Bush's voice Sununu has key spot at convention [May 2 1988 pB1]
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Condemnation of sex ed. report fails vote by county lawmaker (RE: Mutual Sharing, Mutual Caring") [May 2 1988 p8]
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N.H. crime statistics rise, drug arrests up 57 percent [May 1 1988 pA1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p3A & CM 5/2 pB1 -
Tree cutting sprouts controversy Exeter rule stires debate about timber harvesting legislation [May 1 1988 pA1]
Subjects: Timber Industry Timberland Owners Association -
Firecrackers legal; restrictions votoed Sununu balks at 'ambigous amendment' [May 1 1988 p1A]
Subjects: Fireworks SB 302 (1988)